Leadership isn’t a title you suddenly feel ready for, it’s something you grow into.

In this episode of the Jamie Sea Show, Jamie reflects on when she first felt like a leader and the internal work that followed. Jamie talks through how she untangled her discomfort with the word “leader,” what it took to release the fear of people leaving her team, and how she began defining heart-led leadership in a way that actually felt good for her nervous system.

Throughout the conversation, Jamie shares the practices and mindset shifts that you can start tapping into right away as you step into leading yourself and your team.

You’ll love this episode if you’re growing into leadership and trying to make it feel more you — a little softer, a little steadier, a lot more honest.

00:38 – When I first felt like a leader

01:45 – How I began untangling my relationship with the word “leader”

03:02 – How I worked through the fear of team members leaving

04:00 – What being a heart-led leader means to me

05:24 – How I ask for support from my team

06:30 – How I navigate leadership and the fear of responsibility

09:15 – How I approach leadership and personal boundaries

11:43 – How I handle hard conversations with team members

18:56 – How I use the Proof Stacking exercise to become a better leader

20:42 – How I think about paying people and holding their livelihood

26:50 – You’re already a leader

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